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Infrared behavior of graviton-graviton scattering

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arxiv hep-th/9901156 v1 pith:LNR72ZCN submitted 1999-01-28 hep-th gr-qchep-ph

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The quantum effective theory of general relativity, independent of the eventual full theory at high energy, expresses graviton-graviton scattering at one loop order O(E^4) with only one parameter, Newton's constant. Dunbar and Norridge have calculated the one loop amplitude using string based techniques. We complete the calculation by showing that the 1/(d-4) divergence which remains in their result comes from the infrared sector and that the cross section is finite and model independent when the usual bremsstrahlung diagrams are included.

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